Reposition, Inc. to Offer Free Service to Help Non-Profit Children's Groups Test the Strength of Their Marketing Efforts

LYME, CT - May 6, 2004 /Send2Press Newswire/ -- Reposition, Inc., a Connecticut-based
marketing company, has announced that they will be donating five memberships to non-
profit organizations that support children, through their division
Yourfocusgroup.com.

"The effort, called 'Focus On The Children' will offer free applications based on need
and merit to five non-profit groups who contact Yourfocusgroup.com," said Co-Founder
Jeffrey Fanelli.

"One of the reasons my wife Kimberly and I founded Reposition, Inc. and
Yourfocusgroup.com was out of a deep desire to spend more time with our daughter,"
Fanelli said. "As parents, we have a deep commitment to children. As business owners,
we are passionate about making our clients' budgets go as far as they can. 'Focus On
Children' was a good way to combine both drives and help non-profit organizations that
make a difference."

Yourfocusgroup.com is an online Customer Feedback Application that allows companies to
gain customer insight on nearly any part of their marketing efforts, from websites to
advertisements to logos. For an annual fee customers launch evaluations that are as
small as three or as large as 250 people. More dynamic than a traditional survey,
customers can get instant feedback on numerous marketing initiatives. Users of the
application can perform an unlimited amount of evaluations during their membership.

Under The Focus On Children program, Fanelli is inviting any non-profit, U.S.-based
group that serves children to visit www.yourfocusgroup.com and apply for the
free membership. All entries will be evaluated based on need, services and history, and
five will be selected for a free annual membership. Interested groups have until June
30, 2004 to submit their applications.

"Kimberly and I realized that while corporations may have a strong budget for their
market research efforts, non-profit groups face unique challenges," Fanelli said. "They
may not have a large marketing budget and need a way to make sure that each and every
marketing dollar is well spent."

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